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Todd Z, 07/03/2023
2023 Nissan ARIYA Evolve+ 4dr SUV (electric DD)
4 of 5 people found this review helpful
I have 1,500miles on my Ariya Evolve + and really like it a lot. Its a very comfortable car with great range (typically 310+ miles) and great acceleration. The default driving mode is "Normal" but there is a "Sport" driving mode for fast acceleration. Its very stable cornering - flat actually - and I like the firmer ride. There is amazing clearance underneath as well as there is great visibility all around. The storage is average - but not bad. The seating is spacious including seat heaters, steering wheel heater, and very sensitive climate controls. The instruments (contrary to the buzz above) is simple and non obtrusive. No HUGE screens here - big enough -but out of the way - which I love. The Head Up Display is amazing - everything in front of you on the lower windshield - and the NAV on Head Up works well. All connections work including SiriusXM as well as the standard AM/FM. Independent media (like wireless Apple Carplay and Bluetooth) are great. Speakers sound really nice Everyone in my family loves the car and we all have driving experience with Tesla. Price wise - its mid point pricing. And it has a sunroof !!!
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Ariya is Amazing
Mark Menzies, 11/21/2023
2023 Nissan ARIYA Platinum+ e-4ORCE 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Took the leap to electric since I can charge at my workplace. It’s by far the best vehicle I’ve ever owned. High tech yet approachable, great size, great handling and quickness. And I personally love the style. Feel more confident buying from the company that invented electric cars. They know longevity unlike some of its competitors.
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Love my car
Jodywi, 03/02/2024
2023 Nissan ARIYA Premiere 4dr SUV (electric DD)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Speedy, comfortable, quiet, elegant, understated. We have 2 with different trim levels. My Premiere is exactly that. The evolve is equally nice but a little less tech heavy. But for the difference in price, go up it only gets better and better!
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Amazing Vehicle
Teri Cruz, 07/28/2023
2023 Nissan ARIYA Platinum+ e-4ORCE 4dr SUV AWD w/20" Wheels (electric DD)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I have the Ariya Platinum+ Eforce AWD. It is an amazing vehicle. All the bells and whistles make this car fun to drive. It handles well. The interior is beautiful and beyond comfortable and spacious. Pro Pilot self drive is truly amazing. Charging is easy and we get about 250 miles to a charge. Only con might be the price but to us it was well worth it.
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Do not recommend Engage AWD
Jen C, 02/28/2024
2023 Nissan ARIYA Engage+ e-4ORCE 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)
5 of 8 people found this review helpful
I would love to give this more stars because it is fun to drive but there is a very important issue with the car. That max it ever charged was 190. Not the 204 advertised. Now it maxes at 180 ONLY if we dont use any accessories. Very expensive car for 160 miles per charge if you want to use anything (just the radio) in the car. I brought it in for service because it got as low as 120 (at 44 degrees). Nissan said there is nothing wrong with any of those numbers so I take that as what you should expect for this car. Also random, has no pop trunk button inside the car or automatic lift gate. Update: returned the Ariya and purchased the Ford Mach-e. Love it
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Not what you think....
Stuck, 12/12/2023
2023 Nissan ARIYA Engage 4dr SUV (electric DD)
17 of 33 people found this review helpful
Car looks great, initial drive is really nice. Dealer will tell you that you are going to get 240 miles per charge, time to charge the car (Level2 Charger) is between 8-10 hours...FALSE! After 2 months of owning the car - full charge is between 180-190 Miles. From full 0 to fill charge - 18 hours. Went to the dealer - they basically wash their hands. Bring it in for a service to see if they can help. They did what they can do but they dont know much as the electric car is new to them. They did the upgrades and still a challenge - Called Nissan Consumer affairs - waste of time. Now I need get a lawyer. Terrible!
Tires suck. Nissan will not honor Tire warranty.
Santa Fe, 10/20/2024
2023 Nissan ARIYA Premiere 4dr SUV (electric DD)
4 of 7 people found this review helpful
I bought a Nissan Aryia in 2023. This was the Platinum version around 60 thousand dollars fully loaded. Front wheel drive. Very bad on snow as the weight is in the center of the car so no benefit traction wise. Less than a week after I purchased this vehicle low tire warnings started going off. I filled the tires to door panel instructions almost weekly, but they kept leaking. I took the car back to Nissan and told them what was happening. The service manager said it was the altitude which we are at 6800 feet msl here and the car was made at sea level, so he said that was what was causing it. I called BS on that as I had filled it many times at this elevation, and they still leaked. He said to fill them to 50 psi each which was not the manufactures recommendation and technically would have been voiding the warranty. Why a service adviser would tell you to violate the vehicle specks is beyond me, but he did. This went on to a tune of 3 service visits and finally I had a tire completely fail. This left me stranded as The Aryia has no spare tire, jack or lug wrench to replace it manually. The morning of my 7500 service which by the way is only a tire rotation and nothing else one of the back tires went completely flat. These were Dunlop tires that the salesman pointed out were under warranty. What the salesman failed to mention was that it was a manufacture warranty they would not honor. So, had the car towed into Nissan which took the Nissan connect people 5 hours and 7 phone calls to reach me. The first call they said 59 minutes for arrival. when they did not show up a 2nd call was made, and they said they were busy so changed the arrival time to 2 hours. @ hours came and went another phone call and after that call I got a text that said driver was on scene which he was not. Text 4, driver on scene but was not. Call 5 operator said he will be there shortly and a hang up. Call 5 was to report driver finally this time did arrive on scene. Driver had a hard time loading my car as he was not familiar with how to put it in neutral. Driver asked me to get in car and drive it up on the inclined truck. Once vehicle came to 20-degree incline on the truck Car sent email saying car was being towed away. So, in conclusion. The tires they put on their vehicles and sell along with the car to the customer and provide a warranty that they do not cover is worthless. They do not sell the car with a spare tire or a way to repair the tire if one should fail. This is a 60 K plus car that is sold with cheap defective tires with no warranty that they will cover but they brag that it has a tire warranty. So, the car has 4 failed to hold air tires that they will not prorate for replacement. This will be my last Nissan as I do not trust Nissan or their vehicles.
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Wonderful, room, very sophisticated EV car
Hank, Port Townsend, WA, 05/07/2024
2023 Nissan ARIYA Evolve+ 4dr SUV (electric DD)
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
280 mile range, very clean interior layout. It's got every feature imaginable. Very roomy interior, back seat and trunk.
All around disappointing.
Levi, 05/03/2023
2023 Nissan ARIYA Engage 4dr SUV (electric DD)
14 of 33 people found this review helpful
It's hard to know who this car was intended for, but as an experienced EV driver I know it wasn't made for me. The menus are poorly laid out and nested, made more frustrating by the fact Nissan has good menus in other cars. You can't disable creep, which again is more frustrating because in previous EV's you could. The dash doesn't have the ability to give detailed info, it's dumbed down to an unfortunate level with no ability to be better. And worst of all, it's a pain to drive. The posts and rear windshield reduce your vision an unfortunate amount, the backup camera is too exposed so it gets covered the moment it rains, the motors are way to weak for the weight of the car so it accelerates slowly. The suspension is poorly tuned so it feels lose to the body. The lane assist feature fought me at least three separate times, once at a stop light. The Leaf's lane assist has always been exactly what I expected it to be, and the Ariya's felt like it wanted to kill me. It's a very comfortable car, but it's not a hotel room, it's a car, and it fails at the car portion of the test.
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The worst battery technology ever
Josias Finamore Santos, 01/22/2024
2023 Nissan ARIYA Engage 4dr SUV (electric DD)
6 of 17 people found this review helpful
I purchased a Nissan Ariya with a promised range of 230 miles. However, when winter arrived in Massachusetts, despite fully charging at 100%, the car only shows 150 miles of range. When I had the car inspected, I was told there is no error code, and this is by design. Given the consistently cold weather in Massachusetts, I find myself stuck with a car that severely limits my activities. While it boasts style and comfort, it's essentially restricted to basic trips. A word of caution: don't invest in a Nissan; regret is inevitable. It may look good and be comfortable, but it's practically useless for anything beyond a quick trip to the store. Don't waste your money."
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